The Lal Bagh is the most local Indian restaurant to us, and we have eaten there twice in the last…read moretwo weeks - both times, very good food ( and some excellent house specialities that you won't see in a run-of-the mill Indian restaurant). The service is friendly and just the right level without being intrusive - as can be the case at other establishments we've visited! Good food, good value, good staff - would recommend if you're in the area.

The best Indian in Bushey bar none and I've tried them all!read more

I loved their king prawn puri starter! In the states, you don't usually see seafood option in…read moreIndian restaurant, sometime salmon, but king prawn is probably a local delicacy. I wished I ordered king prawn entree as well. We had chicken tikka masala, which never goes wrong. Rich buttery red sauce with tender chicken. We also tried duck masala, a chef special, but unfortunately I don't find duck goes as well in the sauce, the meat is a bit hard and chewy, compared to the chicken; and I like my duck medium rare (usually in European cuisines). The garlic nann and spiced okra sides are just wonderful. We left with full belly and knowing a new dish(yes the prawn) i'd be looking for in other Indian places.

Worst food every .., plz don't eat even the naan was freeking sweet hate it.... wasted all the moneyread more

This has been one of the best places I've eaten here in London. I am visiting from the USA and will…read moredefinitely come back here again! The food and the service was fantastic!

Visiting from USA and ALWAYS look forward to visiting POB. Eaten twice in the restaurant this week…read morewith different groups of friends and each time service has been friendly, food excellent and great value. My two favorites -Chicken Jalfrezi and the chicken tikka Marsala Looking forward to my next visit!!!!!

Our regular curry restaurant, never had a bad meal here in well over 10 years. Delicious food and…read moregreat staff. Only downside is that it's in probably the worst part of Watford with very difficult parking. Still highly recommended.

If you just look at the sign, you'll miss what is the best Indian restaurant in Watford. Granted,…read morethe atmosphere isn't great, but for the area this place is quite good. Staff was attentive and the food was excellent. Will definitely be back.

Lovely place. We love our Indian food and this is one of our current favourites. Try the Chicken…read moreChichitnu (not sure about spelling) and Tandoori lamb chops. yummy. Just hope they don't start deteriorating like most good restaurants doo as they get a little greedy. Currently, very good but will be back if it starts sliding downhill.

It's a huge buffet with so many options. I loved the rice dishes and the salads. They have dishes…read morefrom all over the world so you have loads of options. Save space for dessert though.

I came here for dinner twice while working in the area; both times were Monday evenings around 6:30…read morepm. We didn't have to wait in a queue or anything to pay, but the restaurant was fairly busy both times we went. The staff were friendly and polite. The first time I came here, I tried to pay with my American bank card (which has usually worked fine abroad), but they weren't able to accept it and I had to go to a nearby ATM. The staff were patient and apologetic about it, however. The restaurant is a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. The placemat has a map, which is pretty amusing but not super necessary to study. It's easy to just go around the stations. The farthest stations from the main seating area are the Italian, Mediterranean, and Brazilian stations; both times we went, the seating around that area was empty--probably they just try to seat everyone in the same area to make it easier to clean up. There were pizzas, paella, salads, and pastas in the Italian and Mediterranean area, and also a server who walked around with Brazilian meat on a stake. In addition, there was a variety of Asian stations, including sushi, Chinese food, dim sum, a Thai curries/soups/stir-fry, and Indian food. The starters section was mostly fried food like fries, mini samosas, and spring rolls. There was a huge selection of desserts, including mini mousses, ice cream, and an Eton mess, among others. There's a chocolate fountain, but I didn't find there was that much to dip in the chocolate. There was an okay selection of fruit, but nothing overly fresh or impressive. The drinks area included complimentary soda, water, fruit juice, and coffee. There's definitely a wide selection, and for less than £20 a head, it's a pretty good deal if you're hungry. None of the food is of particularly impressive quality, but it's all pretty tasty and it's a good choice if you're with a group of people with different tastes. Some of the dishes/plates didn't look completely clean, but that was fairly rare. The servers were usually quick about clearing the old plates off the table.

The food was amazing and the staff were very nice and polite. I would definitely recommend anyone…read morewanting to try great Indian food to visit India Garden in Bushey

The India Garden is where my family and I have for a curry ever since I was very little, and we…read morestill go there to this day! The reason for my THREE STARS is that the restaurant isn't very consistent. We go there one night and the food is absolutely marvellous, and the next night it is bland and boring. Also, the waiters could be a bit kinder... Some of them are really nice, because we know them from our previous dining experiences, but others are reserved and sometimes a bit rude. I would recommend this restaurant, but if you have a bad meal the first time, you'd probably get a good meal the second time! Tommy O'Donnell, 13, Bushey.

Have just had a lovely tasty meal here. Staff were very very…read morewelcoming and the restaurant very inviting. Had Dupiaza and Kurma and both were excellent. Thank you Emon and your team. Looking forward to our next visit.

Abbots Tandoori is an excellent spot for curry in a high street that to be honest, is spoilt for…read morethe Indian delight. Been coming here off and on for roughly the last year and although I've wanted to drop a review, I've wanted to try a few other spots in the area. I can happily report this is by far the best. The food. It features all the best and most popular dishes. Really creamy Kormas, vibrent Bhuna and a punchy but tasty Vindaloo. Personal favourite is the tandoori chicken. It's a HUGE portion and just has a spice blend rub that I'm sure I won't find anywhere else. The poppadoms on entry and massive, crispy and more-ish. But this place has the naan bread down! It's fluffy, chewy and soaks up all the goodness we all know and love. Yes the food is good here but it's really winning point is the service. The staff are like your best friends, welcoming accommodating and will bend over backwards for you. A couple of visits ago I went with a friend who ordered strongbow cider. They didn't have it on the menu, so they run out quickly (whilst giving us free poppadoms to apologise) and came back with a heap of strongbow just for them. Amazing, and in sure you won't get that elsewhere. Price, food and service are all on point here and it's also very close to a heap of pubs for those pre (or post) curry beers. Poifect!!

I have been coming to the Spice Garden since the early 90s, and it was nice to return after 14…read moreyears to see that the quality and selection has not changed.. price has gone up quite a bit though :) Food was great, and I even brought an Indian friend and his family to the Spice just to give it that seal of approval... and it got a sitting ovation. Open late.... great staff and good food.

Excellent, great food and service. Highly recommend a visit…read more,now a regular user of this fine restaurant .